So pleased I am not the only one still waiting for raspberry canes to come into life at the beginning of May. As they are new canes I don't want to lose them. I am growing them in containers as my garden not big enough. I do have other canes growing that way and they perform very well so fingers crossed.
Mine are still as inactive as a Scottish labour MP post election. They are autumn fruiting. My old summer fruiters are covered in leaves and soon to be flowers.
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So pleased I am not the only one still waiting for raspberry canes to come into life at the beginning of May. As they are new canes I don't want to lose them. I am growing them in containers as my garden not big enough. I do have other canes growing that way and they perform very well so fingers crossed.
What an old thread!
Mine are still as inactive as a Scottish labour MP post election. They are autumn fruiting. My old summer fruiters are covered in leaves and soon to be flowers.
I think Monty Don said the other week to mulch with something like cut grass around them as soon as you plant.
I have autumn fruiters and did just that. They are spouting nicely...can't wait to eat them later this year!!